A 45‑year strategic partnership across PCs, cloud, AI, and the next generation of silicon.
Every capability here answers the same question: why should you believe it? Snap redacts before it transmits. Ask cites its sources. Sandbox proves where your data stays. Silicon lets you verify the hardware yourself. Speed just means you don't have to wait to find out.
Point your phone camera at the code. The same prototype loads full‑screen on your device, ready to demo to a stakeholder, run a snap test on a real invoice, or hand off in a meeting.
The partnership didn't start with Gaudi 3, and it doesn't stop with this prototype. Four decades of joint decisions — the 1981 chip choice, the Albany NanoTech research bench, now Gaudi 3 running live on IBM Cloud — are the substrate this experience actually runs on.
What's reimagined here is the next layer: spend visibility, vendor risk, program readiness — a few of the shapes a deeper engagement between these two companies could take, built as a working prototype you can tap through yourself. It's a celebration of what's already real, and a preview of where it could go next.
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Pick a region, and that becomes the boundary the tenant can't cross — set before any data arrives, not a setting to review later. Face ID confirms it's actually you before the tenant does anything at all.
The infra pill shows live cluster latency and the region you're actually in. The push bell surfaces anomalies the moment they're detected. Four action tiles dispatch to any capability from here — but the point of the home screen is that nothing about the system's state is hidden from you.
Invoices, contracts, IDs, schematics — the viewfinder detects the document and redacts anything sensitive on‑device, before a single byte leaves the phone. What comes back is fields, line items, and a confidence score for each one, so you know exactly which numbers to double‑check.
An answer you can't verify is just a guess with better grammar. Ask what Q3 spend with a supplier really was, and Granite doesn't just answer — it cites the AP ledger, the tape‑out plan, and the aging report behind every number, so the $1.42M traces back to the 17 invoices that made it up. The next two rows ask it about contracts, then a fab program — same grounding, three different shapes an engagement like this could take.
Ask which contracts carry renewal risk in the next 60 days, and Granite scans the contract repository, procurement variance, and supplier risk register at once — surfacing four, not because they're due soonest, but because something about each one needs a human to look at it.
Ask how Albany fab readiness is trending and it reports the way a program manager would: cleanroom commissioning at 94%, on track for Q1 2027 first silicon — but also the EUV scanner delay the schedule already absorbed, and that reliability engineering is still short of plan. Spend, contracts, a program running at the address the real partnership already builds at — three flavors of one system, not three separate demos.
Face ID provisions a single‑tenant environment sealed to your identity, in your region. Drop in a PDF, CSV, or Parquet and ask anything — the bytes never cross the boundary you set, and the audit log signs every prompt, so there's a record of exactly what was asked.
Aim at a Gaudi 3 card and the scanner reads the chassis directly — a spec sheet resolved from the actual hardware in front of you, in 1.2 seconds. The result overlays 45 years of partnership history in a single AR card: 1981 IBM PC deal · 2021 Albany NanoTech logic & packaging R&D · sub‑1nm research in the same ecosystem · 2025 first cloud to ship Gaudi 3 as a service.
From the silicon result, one tap opens a live inference sweep on the same Gaudi 3 card you just scanned. Trigger it yourself and watch the tok/s counter climb in real time.
Step into Albany NanoTech in AR — the same facility where the sub‑1 nm nodes powering the next generation of Gaudi are co‑developed with IBM Research. This is where the silicon you just scanned actually comes from.
Three seconds after you land on any screen, a real banner drops down on its own — Acme's contract auto‑renewing in three days, $2.1M, flagged for review. It's not scripted for this moment: it's the same anomaly and telemetry detection running underneath everything else in the demo, surfacing the instant a threshold is crossed.
Three tabs, one system. History indexes every snap, ask, and session — one tap restores any result. The notifications list keeps everything that's fired, from Gaudi cluster telemetry to Albany NanoTech milestones, in case you missed the banner. Settings lock your region, model, and data policies from a single place, all auditable.
IBM Cloud was the first cloud service provider to adopt Intel Gaudi 3, announced August 2024. Everything in this demo is modeled on that real infrastructure.
IBM Consulting can stand up a watsonx + Gaudi 3 sandbox against your data — usually in under two weeks.